I'm using Python's library Skype4Py to take two phone numbers, at the command line, and create a conference call between the two numbers and the client making the call.
The code works and the conference call works. The problem I'm having with it is, I can't create multiple calls at once. The computer Skype is running on is more of a server that isn't going to be used. Has no microphone or speakers. It's just a routing system for me to give it two numbers and put them in a call together.
I need a way to be able to create more than one conference call at the one time. At the moment, if another conference call is launched Skype will refuse to make the call until the first call has been terminated.
Is there any way to achieve what I'm trying to do? If not with Skype, another VOIP application?
EDIT: It seems Skype won't let me have multiple concurrent calls... So, is there another way to achieve what I'm trying to do? I hear Asterisk is some kind of software PBX to route calls?
I just need a way I can take two phone numbers and put them in a call together.